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Tristan Linton shows his talents with this fine instrumental release that reminds us of "the good old times". All instruments played by the artist himself gives the recordings a soft touch and smooth groove. Enjoyed best at sundown!
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Reviews
Reviewer:
sandercast
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February 28, 2010
Subject: great fusion!
Subject: great fusion!
i am totally digging this ep. its got alot of colors, especially black russian. its got this soundtrack nujazz fussion feel. good work
Reviewer:
Zaorish
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May 17, 2007
Subject: Half-assed combination of 70s movie music and techno.
Subject: Half-assed combination of 70s movie music and techno.
It sounds like some 12 years old boy was trying to imitate the background music for Cowboy Bebop with Apple's GarageBand.
The arrangements of these songs are all awkward. Lots of real instruments, but too many obviously repeated samples makes this just sound fake. The songs have no flow, no progression - they just fall apart. I downloaded it because of the positive review, but please listen to it before you do.
The arrangements of these songs are all awkward. Lots of real instruments, but too many obviously repeated samples makes this just sound fake. The songs have no flow, no progression - they just fall apart. I downloaded it because of the positive review, but please listen to it before you do.
Reviewer:
office
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May 9, 2007
Subject: high skilled
Subject: high skilled
awesome release, subtile composition, sweet arrangements, fine performance. congratulations.
